Cochran Leads World Billiards Championship Talk
In today sport notes Cochran, famed cue wizard, leads with six victories and one loss in the world billiards championship discussions while another exhibition with Willie Hoppe recalls their Pinch Parlors match as Cochran climbs balk-line standings. Local clubs discuss reviving indoor sports, updating facilities, and expanding programs for anglers and hunters amid shifting interest in outdoor recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welker Cochran
Willie Hoppe
Cochran
Hoppe
Imm
Clshin
Prion
Balkline
Lille i
Beavers Fall to North East High on their Court 33 to 31
In Chicago on February 1, Beavers lost a tight game 33 to 31 against North East High on their home court. The match featured persistent defense and late-minute adjustments, with both teams trading leads before North East sealed the win in the final minute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beavers
North East High
Latter’s Court
Sir Malcolm Campbell Aims For Beach Speed Records At Daytona
United Press reports Campbell and crew arriving in Daytona Beach with the Revamped monster car. Mechanics expect speeds near record levels between February 8 and 20 as a full moon frees more beach space. Past records span from 1908 to recent trials, with notable fatalities in early attempts.
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United Press
Daytona Beach
Fin
Malcolm Campbell
Cora Sands
Si Malcolm
Chalos
Malcolm
Howe
Alexander Winton
Winton
Frank Lockhart
Stitz
Biquiekawle
Lee Bible
Noview
Mso
Panieraman
Charles Traith
Rambler Lassies to Play Here Tonight
Rambler Lassies meet Cascade girls at Brian St. Edwards High floor at 7 30 this evening in a planned series of home contests. Visitors bring a strong aggregation and are expected to challenge the Incat squad for a real battle. Organizers hope for a big turnout for the fortissimo game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coney
Rambler Inssits
Cascade Girls
Brian St. Edward's
Ramblercites
Clymer Triumphs Over Company A In Narrow Victory
Clymer defeated Company A 80 to 48 at home last night marking a fifth straight win for the Dutchmen after recent successes over the Oil City Howitzers and an Erie team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
Clymer
Oil City
Erie
Club rooms opened as range expansion eyed
The Corry Rod and Gun Club announced club rooms opened above the range in the former T O D building on first avenue. Officers plan a full rebuilding, broadened activities, and a strong membership drive to restore the club’s standing in Northwestern Pennsylvania sportsmen circles. The club hosts semi weekly shoots, planted 400 fish and released 150 rabbits last year, and plans include rifle and pistol ranges and new outdoor programs.
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Comny
Club Rom
Meerdinks
Comy Rod and Gun Club
Sears
Bis
Northwestern
Per Lvania
Corry Rit
Gun Gibbs
Pennsylvania
T O. D. Philding
First Avenue
National Bis Association
Im Corry
Iimedigte
Mae Cloh
Stanley Anderson
Andersen
Tsragison
Axton
Hulings
Loyatantt
Swangsis
Spb Hansen
Nagi
Adda
Olean
Seittleberger Ai al Ag
Gates An
Gates
Resume Play Tonight in Ferris Tournament
Play resumes this evening at Ferris Billiard Parlors East Main street in the pocket billiards tournament after a pause caused by illness of Mr Perris. Tonight features pairs Stroup and Tubbs Brynolfson and Phelps Loveland and Drake French and Christensen Bertram and Morrow Brooks and Butters A Allem and W Allen Baker and Reed. Thursday schedule includes Matonry and Jackson Mountain and Neckers Dempsey and Barassi Kinney and Koestnen. Opening game at 8 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris Billiard
East Main Street
Perris
Stroup
Tubbs
Brynolfson
Phelps
Loveland
Drake
French
Christensen
Bertram
Morrow
Brooks
Butters
A. Allem
W. Allen
California Jockey Seen as Big 33 Winner
California jockey Bobby Jones rises as a top contender in 1900 racing earnings, with annual projections reaching around 200,000 dollars and chances to boost his career earnings past 22,000 dollars. The report notes Jones’ past success aboard Ladysman in the Kentucky Derby season and mentions other leading jockeys and contract buzz affecting the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Kenneth D. Fry
United Press
Bobby Jones
Jones
Chicago
Willis Aliipo
Eam
Hits Miotnis
America
Simon
Pony MoAtes
Sony Wereman
McAfee
Workman
Hag
Cornelius Vanderbilt Waitney
Alwa
Mick “Gamer
Laurine Pater
A. Robertson
Buddy Hiford
Billoveph
Magured Charnie
Brauiey
Milo Hanford
Thin Burch
Johnny Gilbert
Chad Pion
Darters
Hawke Mit
Lms
California & Pearl
Avipatou Park
Strech
Wobr
Ladysman
Winter Hoose
Ajtu
Victorie
Kilmer
Miami Women's Golf Tourney Highlights and Winners
The Miami Women’s Golf Tourney featured a final where Miss Wayne of Miami defeated Mrs. Depnnayini in a close match. In the other final, Miss Brennnon of Tales, Oklahoma, fell to Miss Agnus Wayne as well. Mrs Hill upset Miss Mewer in the qualifying rounds, with notable performances from players including Mrs Cowan of Mamaroneck and Miss Bench from Pittsburgh.
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Fey
Miami
Plu
Mre
Opt & Hil
Kansay
Gonaolich
New York
Hentichiaal
Milimi
Gulf
Mars
Brenonn
Tales
Oklm
Sos
Sos Palrurt Against Miss Agnus Wayne, of Miami, Mrs. Depnnayini
Hiwerd
Hill
Tila Mewer
Canzoneri Seeks Fourth World Title at Madison Square Garden
Tony Canzoneri, the lightweight champion, plans a bid for a fourth world title starting with Billy Townsend of Vancouver at Madison Square Garden. The bout signals the first step toward a welterweight crown, with Sam Goldman confident Canzoneri can beat Townsend and later challenge Jackie Fields. Canzoneri weighs in heavier than his previous fights, approaching 147 pounds, a key factor experts will monitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townssend
Goldman
Jimmy McKartin
Fells
Tony
Oltse Lola
Towneeta
Billy Peleolic
Seaman Watson Declines Big Bout for Word Kept
Henry McLemore reports Seaman Watson, the British lightweight, honored his word and refused a plan to fight Chocolate or Canzanari in the United States. Officials from the Smithsonian show interest in his image, while promoters press for a bout with Kid Chocolate. Watson cites a one and a half week leave and his vow to boxing partners as reasons to return to England rather than stay for a title fight.
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Henry McLemore
United Press
New York
Tigmas
Seaman
Smaulisonian Instituts
Washington
Ani Thal
Iyo
Lim
Smithsonian
Nera
Las
Seaman Whippe
James J
Johnston
Seamsu
Madison Square Garden
Seamyt
Tony Canzanari
England
Gian
Suman
Benney Sharkey
Neweuatlenn-Tyne
Greenville Leads in League Action with Narrow Victory
Greenville maintains its top position in the league after a hard fought win over Stanishauw and Brin. Greenville’s defense held off late pushes as they chased a steady lead and secured their seventh straight win in a tense Monday game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipusvildi
Muicnaens Fish
Greanvilly
Cleveland boxers to perform on Franklin card at Ritz
A Cleveland boxing card at the Ritz theatre features eight local fighters including Joe Red Berry of Cleveland and Young dist from Titusville. The 185-pound main bout pairs Berry against Dist, with a 160-pound semi final Sammy Griffe of Cleveland versus Smoke Rubinson. Bill McFarlane and Hack John Wylshn from Franklin expected to meet in a 150-pound class.
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Franklin
Mansy Robins
Cleveland
Ranateur
Gaetes
Simonpures
Ritz Theatre
Opera House
Pebrusky 3
Nisaity
Tris
Sthan
Bill
Rasile
John Wylshn
Pe Franklin
McFarlane
Wilson
Fight results from Indianapolis to Portland weigh-in notes
In Indianapolis George Gaultroy of Leiperville PA faced Tiger dace Fox of Terre Haute MD in heavyweights with a win for Gaultroy. Rosy Kid Baker at 180 pounds defeated Ander son of Indiana. Frank Detlall beat Cinchamnati’s partner 2. At Duluth Prairie Knauer KO’d Tary Levine while Freddie Bloxidge of Winnipeg stopped Bud Hannigan. Little Panda outpointed Bobby Leithast in Los Angeles and other local bouts list Bide Trplita at 138 in Denver and domes in Portland listing.
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Indianapolis
George Gaultroy
Leiperville
Dace Fox
Terre Haute
Rosy Kid Baker
Anderson
Ind
Knioaleedt
Frank Detlall
Cinchamnati
Duluth -Prairlie
Bud Hannigan
Duluth
Los Angeles
Little Panda
Manilly
Bobby Teithast
Montreal
Bide ‘Trplita
Denver
Portland
Ore
Cory Tossers Narrowly Fall to North East High in Close Finish
Cory Tossers fought a spirited contest but dropped an 82 to 100 decision to North East High on their home court last night. Dave Daye led scoring for Corty with 18 points while Beavers added key baskets, and North East's center Reyer Yanagana contributed 14 points as the visitors pulled away late.
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Corty High
North East High
Iitter’s
Reyer Yanigana
North East
Sud
Dave
Beavers
Corty
Daye Vin’ Ayy
Nell Bouls
Cogswell
Rin
Hall
Beil
Getter
One Game Staged in Pool Competition at Pinch Pillard Parlors
One game was staged in the pocket billiards event at Pinch Pilliard Parlors last evening. Guriaiyet aut Lombaed defeated Reell amt Phelps 750 fie dt decision. The schedule shows Wil resume later with Hotser and Inoming meeting Baress and Allen, while Stroip and Krone face Lombard and Burkhart in the opening match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uockel
Guriaiyet
Reell Amt
Phelps
Hotser
Baress
Allen
V Kin Ture of Motives in Magasir Ment
Fragmentary text suggests a discussion on motives and a plan or statement involving Magasir and a French or Eastern European context. Names are unclear due to OCR gaps. No discernible events, dates, or locations are readable enough to confirm specifics.
Fragmentary historical note on a disease outbreak cycle
The readable text hints at a historical disease spread idea amid colonial era conflicts and a referenced 101 year span. It contains garbled phrases about America, French influence, mercy, and a vague illness description. No clear names, dates, or places are extractable.
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Sorry Evening Journal
ROD & Gun Club
Corry
Gorty Athletic Club
Frantling Eyre
Ofer
Fontinnwes
Hans North
Hixson
Dayesf
Thorpe Aml
Eqarils
Youngsville Leight
Goreme
Polan
House of David
Aon le Staly Armory
Titusville
Tem Unity
New Castle
Gymia
Pursburen Wistriets
Seta
Aldie
Towne i Gook
Stin
Blair
Dugan
Amd
Bites
Aflon
Mart
Karach
Heliomatis Dmunoia
Hele
Viguory Iver
Vincene Ginthie
Hoyle Boy
Bakt Thas
Tewig Whritle
Whitin Memeber
Boston Red
Sam Crawford
Ty Cobty
Ami
Bob Mead
Fae Bulip
Spo
Vores Eres
Wetkel Guebran
Johnny Layton
Jay Bozeman
Bozeman
Augie Bieckhofer
Gsi
Arthur Thiniblad
Owe
Nets
Chumneypiie
Eng
Coma Pelilon Neithte
Layton
Kischhofer
Tiff Denton
Kansas City
Clarence Jackson
Detroit
Campbell
Cambridge
Ray Hupley
Siuc
Ant
Agar
Barrow
Walters
Mountain
Cady
Bareesi
Chase
N. Mountain
Au Clymer
Case
B. Wasini
Kinney
Ferris
Canzoneri
Greenville
Cleveland Boys
Franklin Card
Manny Robins
Ohio City
Joe Berry
Jimmy Clerk
Cory
Gerry High
Sogawell
Davos Tharpe
Ian Chivenzin
Willianes
Pease
I Reid
WB Bullen
Htolisher
Becnis
Ravn
Is Stobkins
Heiden
Root’s Furniture Store
South Center Street
Cok Publii
C Fitte Wert
He Quive
Orm Faen
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